"stunning stories" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to stories that are particularly captivating or impressive. For example, "This author has written some stunning stories about life in the city."
"The Sins of the Mother" is a stunning story of illicit love caught in the doomladen matrix of tribal honour and retribution.
It undoubtedly had an enormous influence on Eudora Welty — especially on her stunning story, "Where Is the Voice Coming From?" (1963), which was inspired by the murder of the civil-rights activist Medgar Evers.
The real-life stunning story of the weekend, though, is that of the Michigan basketball recruit Austin Hatch, who is fighting for his life after a plane crash that killed his father and stepmother.
"The Adult Holiday" is a stunning story (only four pages long) of a ghastly fight between a husband and wife, which the story enters after the argument has begun.
In sports, we play up the underdog and pray for Goliath to fall, but the Rangers feel like neither a stunning story to capture our hearts or a historically great team.
Yahoo.com's Jeff Passan has 246 reasons to vote for Sandoval although if you want a truly stunning story involving the Giants, read Jeff Fletcher's tale on Fanhouse.com about pitcher Ryan Sadowski.
The three Minnesota outfielders gathered in center field seconds after watching little Adam Kennedy play Barry Bonds for a memorable afternoon by smashing his third homer yesterday, their body language telling the sad, stunning story of a game that would end the Twins' glorious season.
"It's an absolutely stunning story," says pediatrician Hoosen Coovadia of the University of KwaZulu-Natal in South Africa.
